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What Are the Safest Neighborhoods in Jacksonville, FL?

Jacksonville, Florida, is known for its sprawling size, vibrant communities, and beautiful coastal views. With its mix of urban life and natural beauty, it’s no wonder people are drawn to this city. But safety is often a top concern when choosing a place to live. Whether you’re moving to Jacksonville or just looking for a […]

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Nail Salon Infection Lawsuit in Florida

Many people enjoy going to the nail salon for a manicure and pedicure. However, research has revealed that beauty salons can potentially spread fungal, viral, and bacterial diseases. In addition to failing to sterilize equipment adequately, cosmetic products are a favorable environment for the multiplication of microbes, which can spread infections. As a result of […]

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Can Elder Abuse Be Prevented? 

As our population ages, the issue of elder abuse becomes increasingly essential. As a result, it has become critical to protect the rights and well-being of seniors in Jacksonville and throughout Florida. While elder abuse is a serious concern, there are steps to help prevent it and ensure our elderly loved ones are safe and […]

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Signs Your Neck Pain Could Be a Traumatic Brain Injury

Neck pain after an accident is often shrugged off as whiplash or a minor sprain, discomforts that will get better with ice and ibuprofen. However, that nagging ache might be hinting at something far more severe, like a traumatic brain injury, which can be deadly if left untreated. Understanding TBIs A traumatic brain injury (TBI) […]

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How Do Paraplegia and Quadriplegia Differ?

Each year, approximately 17,900 people in the U.S. experience an injury serious enough to damage their spinal cord. When a spinal cord injury is severe enough, it can cause paralysis, such as paraplegia and quadriplegia. The exact type of paralysis depends on where the injury is located.  The differences in the types of paralysis caused […]

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Jacksonville Community Event: 2024 Back-to-School Backpack Giveaway

“Back-to-School Backpack Giveaway” for the 2024 school year. We are proud to continue our tradition of supporting the local community by helping students at Twin Lakes Academic Elementary. This charity event is designed to provide essential school supplies to students, ensuring they are well-equipped for the upcoming academic year. We will be donating hundreds of […]

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What Is the Difference Between Express and Implied Consent?

Informed consent is a legal requirement for most medical procedures. Informed consent means that the patient understands basic facts about the procedure and gives permission for the doctor to perform it. A doctor can subject themselves to a medical malpractice claim by failing to secure informed consent. There are two kinds of consent: express consent […]

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How To Prevent Scarring After a Burn Injury

It’s been said that scars are a living map of a person’s experiences, but scars can also be an unwanted reminder of a traumatic experience. Burn scars, in particular, are some of the most difficult to treat. The more severe the burn is, the more problematic the scars may be. Scars from first-degree burns are […]

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Golf Cart Fires and Other Hidden Dangers in Jacksonville, FL

Golf carts are a common sight in and around Florida’s neighborhoods. These small electric vehicles are a more economical and accessible mobility choice for residents looking to make short trips. They are also an especially attractive option for the elderly and those who may not be comfortable driving larger vehicles. However, the small sizes and […]

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How To Prevent Firework Accidents This 4th of July in Jacksonville, FL

It’s legal to include fireworks in your 4th of July celebration in Florida. Independence Day is one of three days when the state allows citizens to set off fireworks at home. While you won’t get into trouble with the law, fireworks can still be dangerous.  A recent report from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission […]

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